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When Netra’s vacation starts to take a turn for worse, her best friend disappears, her lovers hide something from her, and she’s stalked by a mysterious man.
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When Netra’s vacation starts to take a turn for worse, her best friend disappears, her lovers hide something from her, and she’s stalked by a mysterious man.

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Genre:Thriller
Written By:Kantachat Chavanaviraj
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Runtime:18 minutes
Studio:CU Movie Club

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